We'll have a short ZOOM call to find out your needs and pain points. On the same ZOOM call we can talk about some possible partnership solutions.

Our clients often start out with a shorter 1-week course, and then follow up with regular multi-week courses.

When you partner with ThisCourse, you will be able to offer your students the highest quality of English tuition. This will set you apart from your competitors in your domestic market. 

We have 18 years experience providing General English and Cambridge Exam courses face-to-face to thousands of students in Australia. Since the Covid Pandemic we pivoted to an online delivery system to reach an international market. 

Our courses have all been refined over many years in the Australian domestic market, and are proven winners. 

Our teachers are also multi-year education specialists with experience delivering courses using online tools and video conferencing technology.

Currently we are delivering courses as part of accredited programs to universities in Japan as part of win-win partnerships.

Your students will get highly specialised English language training that is not available from local teachers.

We have developed a suite of courses that don't just specialise in General English, but ones that give them a huge advantage over the competition in the real jobs market.

Our IELTS course will help students enter university or make the first moves to an English-speaking country.

OET Medical will help nurses and other medical professionals find a job much faster in hospitals in countries like Australia, the UK, and the USA.

Finally, our Job Hunting course will give your students the edge they need in the jobs market. They'll learn how to make beautiful cover letters and resumes, and a short 1-minute scripted video resume to post on social media and send by email.

Let's look at one of our current clients as an example!

KSU in Japan was having trouble finding a good local English teacher, so they partnered with us to deliver a jobs course for their first year students.

The program proved successful so they made it an accredited part of their International Relations course the next year. 

From here we envisage the program extending to other longer courses for the second and third grade students.